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The Story of John Bunyan by Champ Thornton
The Story of John Bunyan continues Crossways excellent series of Christian biographies for younger middle-graders. The post The Story of John Bunyan by Champ Thornton appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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*The Capybaras by Alfredo Soderguit
Delightful illustrations and simple text relate the whimsical tale of the capybaras. The post *The Capybaras by Alfredo Soderguit appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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What’s Growing in Mommy’s Tummy? by Rachel Qiuqi Li
A little boy wonders what’s growing in mommy’s tummy? The post What’s Growing in Mommy’s Tummy? by Rachel Qiuqi Li appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Is It Spring? by Kevin Henkes
A cheerful, simple picture book exploring the annual question: is it spring? The post Is It Spring? by Kevin Henkes appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Michale Graves: A Misfit’s New Mission
There are few emails that hit the CCM Magazine inbox that immediately make me stop scrolling. “Former Misfits singer Michale Graves is making Christian music.” This was one of them. As someone who grew up blasting Graves-era Misfits records, seeing the subject line felt almost surreal. Not ironic. Not gimmicky. Just… unexpected in the best possible way. And after sitting down with Graves for a full CCM Spotlight interview, one thing became very clear: It’s the story of someone who has spent time going through a full transformation. Watch the Full CCM Spotlight Interview Here: Watch Michale Graves Perform “Faithless”: And yes, somehow, against all odds, CCM Magazine…
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Miles Minnick Makes History With BET Awards Nomination
Miles Minnick, who became the first solo Christian hip-hop artist to perform at Rolling Loud, an international hip-hop music festival in 2025, is a nominee for the first New Artist at the Black Entertainment Television (BET) Awards. He is the first artist in the Christian hip-hop space to receive this nomination, according to Rapzilla. According to Ninnick’s website, the artist is “at the forefront of a cultural shift that stretches from the church to the charts. He’s proving that faith and culture thrive together.” Ninnick competes directly with other new artists, which include American Rapper Belly Gang Kushington, American R&B singer Destin Conrad, American R&B and pop singer Jaydon, British…
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The Girl With Two Names by Imogen Matthews
Powerful & Engaging The Girl With Two Names by Imogen Matthews is a powerful historical novel that is grounded in facts. We follow the leading lady who is Dutch through her wartime experiences in World War II. We ‘travel’ from Holland to Britain and back again, as she is part of the S.O.E. and parachuted […]
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Bleach & CCM Premieres Reimagined “Baseline” + Full 30-Year Reunion Interview
The late ‘90s Christian rock underdogs are officially back on the road for the Bleach 30 anniversary tour, kicking off in June, and after sitting down with Davy, Sam, and Milam for a full-length CCM Magazine interview, one thing became crystal clear: this doesn’t feel like cosplay. It’s certainly not a cash grab. This band is alive. That’s probably why people are showing up from all over the country, dragging their kids… and apparently even grandkids… to these shows. Watch the Full CCM Magazine Interview The conversation bounces between van-tour memories, the weirdness of being accidental “Christian music role models” at 20 years old, and the realization that Bleach’s biggest legacy may…
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What Fools We Have Been by Hank Williams
Inheritance What Fools We Have Been by Hank Williams is a bittersweet contemporary novel that examines a life – what was, and what might have been. We see that decisions in life ripple down the generations. It is not just physical looks that are passed on, but family traits too. A life imagines what life […]
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The Roach King of Raleigh by Shannon Stocker
In The Roach King of Raleigh, a 15-year-old tries to better his circumstances by investing in insects. The post The Roach King of Raleigh by Shannon Stocker appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
